100 Words You Should Know When Coming to the Netherlands | Super Easy Dutch 20

[@paulnavarro-yl1bq]

I Am glad easy Dutch came back..I was bummed on the fact that not so long ago there was like only 10 videos on the channel, and now theres more than 100! Thank you for giving attention to this language again, it may be not spoken throughout the world as much as others but the ones that happen to know it, love it dearly. Keep on going! Never stop! Cheers from the USA🎉

[@garethdodds]

Dutch is such a cool language. Greetings from the UK.

[@voyance4elle]

I decided super spontaneously to come to the netherlands for a week and stay at a friends house, and since it was short notice I couldn't prepare much. Now I am here and I feel so dumb not knowing any words 🙈 so Thank you for this Video!!

[@tomecole2660]

Wat video?

[@tomecole2660]

Hoe kan ik dit video gezien

[@siphosbu8757]

This channel is always educational. Please do more of those videos where you ask if the dutch understand afrikaans 🙏. Love from South Africa (Zuid-Afrika)🇿🇦

[@emilebezuidenhoud3516]

Ek geniet dit self en leer baie. Heel echt leuk 😊

[@muhammedhassanaghnem6681]

It’s so easy😊❤

[@muhammedhassanaghnem6681]

And it’s super easy I give a thank you and 10 out of 10 I love it🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥰😘

[@EverydayIndonesian]

I have heard Dutch since I was a little kid. Mijn ouders spraken Nederlands met elkaar, dus ik ben gewend om te luisteren. Ik kan wel een beetje spreken, later leerde ik de grammatica. Talen zijn leuk om te leren en door de taal leer je ook een beetje van de cultuur kennen

[@NadyaBali]

Wow dede aflevering is geweldig.. Jullie moeten dit soort lessen vaker maken.. Groet uit BALI

[@projetor.m.2353]

People say German is hard, maybe in grammar, but in matter of pronunciation, Dutch is less clear and more complicated.

[@HappyBeezerStudios]

but with some things it's the opposite. Just look at english "weather" with that thorn in the middle. And german "wetter" with that hard t in the middle. Meanwhile in dutch: "weer"

[@paulnavarro-yl1bq]

Precies..

[@janinebutscher4806]

Had the same thoughts 😂 I come from Germany but still Sure that spanish is easier 😂

[@janinebutscher4806]

And dutch more than Englisch and German 😂

[@Toma_Marinov]

No way 🙅‍♂️ Dutch is way easier than German. Even if you slightly mispronounce the words you will still be understood but German syntax, cases, conjugations are all so much more complicated. It’s not at all comparable

[@markyounghouse2641]

So well done. The pacing. The structure. Your personalities. Thank you very much

[@cutebear1817]

Having gone through this rainy winter mostly there...this weather looks amazing. You guys seem really nice too!

[@airamespana6296]

Thank you so much guys for this video. Dankjewel!

[@pepsicolla123]

Heel erg bedankt voor deze video ❤ . Dankzij jullie en andere materialen nu kan ik Nederlands schrijven en spreken. Deze video was erg handig ondanks dat ik een redelijk goede niveau heb 😊💕

[@yvonnecampbell7036]

Super, één kleine correctie als ik mag, het is niet "goede niveau" maar "goed niveau". Succes verder. ;)

[@zxc200286]

Glad to see Linus back!!

[@tonychocolony2246]

This is one of the easiest Dutch. And I like it and it's easy to learn not like other dutch video.. this video will help you slowly

[@filipkogut8533]

Excellent video for a beginner like me. Thank you for your work.

[@SohailaMuradi-qu7oz]

Oh my God the best video that I ever see thank you so much for your hardworking and making like this for us, thank you so much please please make a lot of videos like this for us Make us super happy ❤❤❤❤❤

[@markgjunter3659]

Gute Arbeit, leute! So was braucht man auf jeden Fall, wenn man nach Holland kommt! Ich warte auf weitere Videos von Euch! Macht´s gut!

[@НиколайФилиппенко-е3с]

ik ben gewoon Nederlands aan het leren, dit is wat ik zocht bedankt!

[@philipohmes9395]

Delighted to listen to Dutch again! I used to live near Bocholt, Germany. This is a border town in Germany with Aalten and Winterswijk, Holland about 4 km away. One may either travel by bus from the Bocholt Bus Terminal into Holland or take any of the marked bicycle trail through the forest lanes to cross the border area. As with many border towns on either side of a international border the locals seem to prefer the local dialects spoken or are bilingual. For me knowing the German Language, it was easy for me to get around these two communities. I am hearing quite a few similarities with the way Dutch and German are spoken and also noticing quite a few differences. Also Radio Netherlands International out of Delft, still does SW and internet streaming for hearing programs broadcasted in either Dutch or English, as well as being able to read the Dutch Language. I was curious today to see if this YT site existed, because I came across an American living and working in Holland for 2 years, that says on his YT Channel he still is trying to learn Dutch. See YT kzbin.info/www/bejne/hWiogqFqmc2Vl7s and maybe you can help him. Meanwhile I spend most of my time with the Easy German Team in Berlin. Although, I may now spend some time on this Easy Dutch Language channel learning something new.

[@HappyBeezerStudios]

That is the kind of corner where people on both sides of the border have a high chance of speaking bost languages. At least a little. And obviously also english.

[@James-cf5mn]

Geweldig filmpje! Hartelijk dank.

[@lemonntea1739]

This is very helpful for the beginner learner like me, thanks.

[@vide-grenier6879]

Een geweldige aflevering. De langzame en duidelijke uitspraak is erg nuttig. Heel erg bedankt!

[@EbrahimMotawea]

Geweldige aflevering, bedankt!

[@lk.creativevision]

Dank je wel, I love your channel. Hello from Ukraine.

[@rowanwindsong]

Thank you this is a great video

[@anhpam9205]

A very fun and clear way to learn Dutch! Danke wull

[@SunShine-m9g]

Ik ben beginner Nederlands leer, dankjewel voor mooie video’s

[@Jefff72]

Let me give this a try. Ik ben Amerikaans an woon in Duitsland. Wij reizen deze zomer naag Nederland. Ik wil gaag beetje Nederlands leren. Mijn aachternaam is Nederlands. I speak German as a second language so learning Dutch isn't too bad. The grammar is much easier. I have been learning Swedish off and on half-ass for 30 years. When I tried to think in Dutch, Swedish sometimes kicks in.

[@Jefff72]

I just looked and it should be achternaam. I won't edit. This is good practice. Ik woon in Rhijnland-Pfalz.

[@Antonio84able]

Thanks! Great and very useful video! Dankjewel!

[@anjelmusic]

Naar links....naar rechts.... 😂 Very useful lesson! And love the cameos from Tim!

[@guennei334]

Huidig in Duitsland EK 2024: Naar links...naar rechts...😂

[@TodayFreedom]

Very well made content. Good job👍🏻

[@nikbelikov]

Hi! Your channel is amazing! I've found it recently and I think I'll stick to it since I'm learning Dutch. Thanks again!

[@danielheisler8281]

That was very useful. Bedankt voor de video.

[@ЛарисаЯровая-с4ю]

Hartelijk dank voor uw werk. Interessant en leuk. Bedankt.

[@nailajkseel2016]

dank jullie wel 👍 Zo handig ☘️

[@hannofranz7973]

Volgende week ben ik twee dagen in Nederland. Het zul een interessante ervaring zijn of mijn nederlands goed genoug is voor de dagelijk communicatie.

[@EasyDutch]

Veel plezier en succes! 😊

[@roxxaviguetero8168]

Thank you for the video, its been 3 weeks i am here in utrech from the Philipines

[@anjascheele1346]

Top! Bedankt!!

[@sandraworship6947]

Wow, dank je wel van dit les❤leuk

[@PeterNazarov]

Thx for the great video!. I realy like the style of teaching. Wish you to succeed!

[@Moon_loves_french]

Zeer bedankt! It was very helpful :)

[@Rh2jsycj82p]

I like the pronunciation of "G"

[@Yes-zp5wi]

I'm struggling with that😂😭

[@verywired1]

I don't, lol

[@Observerd.s]

I love the language and people I learned to speak dutch because I liked people in Holland very much not because of there language but because the people in it language is just words when you like something you learned without teacher my learning January was indeed depended on the people not on school.!

[@iyusyusuf6874]

Goed, ik vind het leuk is het heel nuttig voir mij Bedankt easy dutch,.... Veel succes

[@retired_potato]

Heel erg bedankt voor dit video

[@spilltai411]

it was really useful en dankzij jouw inzet

[@ekosupianto5764]

In Indonesia we say 'dah' for bye, 'kontan' for cash, halte, lekker , meneer, wc for toilet, plesir/plezier for vacation 😅

[@DaniDani-bh3hr]

Bedankt voor alles ❤❤, een ik kom uit Eritrea 🇪🇷

[@husseinabdelazim2922]

Thank you very much for this video ❤❤

[@Bas_ssss]

thank u guys , great vid as always

[@EasyDutch]

Thanks for watching!

[@robertnowak6820]

Ideal, good idee, bedankt

[@akane3549]

Hi! I'm a new learner here. 👋☺️

[@EasyDutch]

Welkom! 😄

[@marygracekorner2100]

Tolle Video! Richtig gut 👍

[@ronnysanjaya6823]

Thanks.

[@Symbol707]

Nice video, thank you!

[@slavasy6206]

More of these videos please

[@Madamepinksunshine]

Having a basic german language can help to learn Dutch.. I found it sounds a bit similar.. some have similar sounds of some words.. "met" = "mit".. "zich voorstellen" = "sich vorstellen".. "begroetingen" = "be- gruess-ungen".. and also a bit style of german grammar.. and a bit Indonesien grammar language using "be + verb"... "me-" + verb" = me- masak. me-makai.. "be-" + verb" = be-rantai.. ber-sepeda.. ber-santai.. etc.. So some Dutch words, I can understand in German and also as English speaker. 😊

[@PreciosidadesArte]

Bedankt

[@apv2023]

If you keep making videos like this i will leave Duolingo soon😂

[@ozlemates1289]

Dank je well!

[@richardbull4166]

Tim is wearing a t-shirt shock!

[@jessicabeca1234]

I’m coming early October. 😅

[@bruno_giordano]

Top!

[@denlillaormen]

Dankjewel! Very useful (hoe zegt je "useful" in Nederlands?":)) video for a beginner :)

[@EasyDutch]

Useful = nuttig, handig, praktisch 😄

[@benscheelings7401]

And if you are not quite sure whether to use 'de' or 'het' use the diminutive such as 'het stationetje', het boekje', 'het jongetje' enz.

[@kasun.halwala]

Dankuwel 🙏

[@shoukatalilashari4255]

Sar very good goede mor gen

[@AnlCanneuro]

good job i like it

[@DogandBirds]

Leuke channel!

[@mocatree]

Long live the Glorious Dutch Empire!!!!

[@CatherineRousseau-y7p]

uitstekende video 😊

[@vinimartz]

Nice video! 👏

[@EasyDutch]

Thanks!

[@simonnik9725]

Ik vind het video veel mooier. Bedankt

[@ibraahimaadan2557]

dank jay wel ❤

[@Szati2613]

super leuke aflevering, bedankt!:)

[@Hollynsad]

Amei o vídeo ❤ 🇧🇷

[@peterMM36]

Hé, moooooge! Brabant❤️

[@aijuancai5290]

Hele goede 👍🏽

[@indifairey9131]

Leuke leerzame video, Alles helder is misschien niet helemaal zoals men dat zegt in het Nederlands. Meestal zegt men dan alles duidelijk of begrijp je het? De Nederlandse taal is al moeilijk genoeg 😅 om dan woorden te gebruiken die een dubbele betekenis hebben, maakt het nog moeilijker. Beter kun je zeggen wat een heldere lucht of helder weer. Ach ja misschien wordt ik oud hahaha. Verder top " goed" gedaan heren👌🏼

[@divyendrashukla1347]

Danke ye wel

[@Productish]

Productish

[@ibraahimaadan2557]

Heel goed ❤❤❤ badent voor moet

[@darlyalvarez]

Bedankt!

[@bytheway1031]

Thanks👍

[@bisharabdallahussein8449]

Nice video ❤❤❤

[@shamsal-ahami7542]

dank u wel. zouden jullie meer video's van die soort kunnen maken?

[@EasyDutch]

Dat zijn we zeker van plan! 😊

[@TravelwithTravelonline]

good

[@user-rg8794rr]

Nice❤❤❤

[@HataRock-fs4si]

The skits are my favourite part😭

[@adrianaguzman7393]

I am learning Dutch and yes it's hard especially the G

[@CitizenMio]

Gewoon gezellig geeuwen terwijl je schreeuwende schapen scheert op schapenscheerdersschool!😈

[@Madamepinksunshine]

It sound a bit similar to german, but still much different.. I think Dutch is more difficult to learn.. but for English speaker, if we have a basic german language, it is easier, we can learn in the same way like learning german language..😊

[@cocoblizz6128]

Welcome back Linus

[@Tammyspam]

ugh I wish 5 years ago this video exists

[@dwoo153]

top ~!

[@josegarciarodriguez9580]

If anyone could explain to me please, how should the letter "r" be pronounced? I can only tell it sounds different by the position of the letter in the word, but can't hear a clear pattern. Thx

[@EasyDutch]

In Dutch, there are different ways to pronounce the r, depending on the region and dialect.

[@walterleipzig]

Learning and teaching are the same word in Dutch - trips them up when they speak Englisj

[@Jefff72]

When I use Google Translator is states, "Hoe is het met je?" Is that correct what Google has?

[@kinananasr3955]

I love it 💙❤

[@tomecole2660]

Is er een manier om een beetje terug tegaan?

[@EasyDutch]

Wat bedoel je?

[@samirahmd9569]

🎉🎉🎉

[@jankyfluffy898]

I am confused by the word het. Sometimes Duolingo uses as the, but I realize the word functioned more as it, but my daughter's friend Dutch who speaks Dutch says het it is. Some site said het is a gendered word for them and here your video says it are. But a website says it's a pleural, the. Another website gives me a different meaning.

[@EasyDutch]

"het" is the neutral article, corresponding to the English "the" and the German "das". E.g.: het kind (the child), het huis (the house), het bed (the bed). "het" kan also be the third person singular pronoun corresponding to the English "it" and the German "es". E.g.: het is koud (it's cold), het is zondag (it's Sunday), het is twee uur (it's two o'clock). I hope this clarifies it a bit! 😉

[@jankyfluffy898]

@@EasyDutch Thank you. I am still confused because De is also used for the and everyone tells me something different for het. How can I tell when to use De instead.

[@CitizenMio]

​@jankyfluffy898 It's complicated xD We used to have more gendered articles like German, but we merged the male and female into one. Leaving just De for gendered and Het for neutral. All of them can use Een when you're not referring to a specific example. Like you do in English with a/an as in "a house". Which would be "een huis". If you mean a specific one it's "het huis", cause houses are ungendered things. This makes intuitive sense to Dutch people, but can get confusing with some categories which you'll just have to pick up on and memorise. There are a few rules sprinkled in though. For example words ending in -je always use Het. So while it is "de man" and "de vrouw", it is "het meisje" but "de jongen". A little woman or a little boy would still turn to "het vrouwtje" and "het jongetje". (the latter being a special case, as it's derived from jonge, not jongen) Plural is always De, even in the diminutive: "de vrouwtjes" "de jongetjes"

[@jankyfluffy898]

@@CitizenMio Thanks.